Despite the begging of our protagonist the meanie shewteh mistah didn’t stop. The poor little guy was treated to the sensation of the needle slipping far up his nose with a painful stab as it punctured the soft flesh at the back of his sinus, but the needle didn’t stop going until he was no longer cognisant that anything was wrong.
Soon he was diapered and placed in one of the adoption boxes, a picture was taken and uploaded to the shelters social media, and within 15 minutes an “Influencer” arrived, took a bunch of photos with their Iphone 69x, they tried to haggle over the price but the person behind the till in their best faux earnestness explained that the price was the ensure they went to the home of someone who would properly care for the fluffy. The influencer plonked down the cash and soon left with the unfortunate fluffy.
How I managed to get this far into this to ONLY JUST REALISE that I named the guy Hope and did a Folly of Hope Tribute at the same time I will never know.
It’s a win-win situation for the seller. Either the hugbox buyer feels extra good about what they’ve done, or the abusive buyer feels extra good about what they’re going to do.
In this case though, Hope was bought by an influencer who is just one step above lawyers in the scheme of human cockroaches. Likely they felt a small amount of dopamine when they saw everyone praises their ‘kind heart’ before dumping the braindead bastard and returning to a life of egotistical vanity.
And we complain that Fluffies care too much about how pretty they are.
i’ve seen people give fluffies some real shit on this site, mostly deserved, and also mostly not, but we often forget that just as bad as fluffies sometimes are the humans that hold power over them
Of course there’s going to be a bunch of fluffies that were intentionally made disabled that aren’t sold because the trend died off in less than a week and everyone moved on to “rescuing” fluffies in nature.
I believe RQ touched on that in a post. How fluffy abuse appeals to people because we see how unjust, unfair, unforgiving the world is, how it’s treated us. And we feel better doing/imagining doing it to fluffies because they reflect our (lost) innocence, and we feel more in control when it’s us doing it to something else instead of it being done to us.
2 just thought of a even more brutal way this could look and be , …now 3
1 when you stick the needle / blade in all the way to the end of the skull , you can see it either bulge or just sticking out the back or top of the head , bonus brutality if you rapidity jab it in and out and and different angles too
2 stick or force one of them drill bits with a wide head ( the ones for making small to big holes) all the way in and start blending
3 you get one of them surgical clamps ( irl used for removing shrapnel or bullets) and just remove random chunks of brain
